- Russian church seeks ban on controversial books
A senior Russian Orthodox official claimed yesterday that novels by Vladimir Nabokov and Gabriel Garcia Marquez justify paedophilia and said they should be banned in the nation's high schools.Father Vsevolod Chaplin, who heads the... シニアロシア正教会の関係者はウラジーミルナボコフとガブリエルガルシアマルケスの小説は、小児性愛を正当化することが昨日と主張し、彼らが率いる国の高schools.Fatherフセボロドチャップリン、年に禁止されるべきだと述べた...
- The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui – review
Liverpool PlayhouseThe gangster Alberto Ui is a connoisseur of violence; just like his real-life counterpart, Adolf Hitler. Bertolt Brecht's play charts the rise to power of both. Fictional scenes are punctuated by historical facts that march in digital surtitles above the stage. Below them, the counterpoint story of Ui's growing grocery protection racket staccatos along to an intermittent jazz accompaniment (Nikola Kodjabashia score) on Ti Green's brutally expressionist set (towering podiums, receding riveted steel walls; slabs of grey, splashes of red), with its documentary film backdrops. Stephen Sharkey's new translation is stiletto-sharp. Walter Meierjohann's fast-as-the wind production is as intricately and incisively layered as a millefeuille spliced with razor blades. The cuff-shooting, shoulder-twitching cast are a Guys and Dolls chorus morphed into a Steven Berkoff-style gang. Each is as excellent as the next; all share one fault: they deliver their lines in a Capone-style singsong that makes meaning hard to follow. Ian Bartholemew's Ui is a performance of staggering, slumping, strutting genius – Charlie Chaplin meets Edward G Robinson, with flickers of the 。ührer in the interstices. Written in 1941 with the help of Margarete Steffin, Brecht's vegetable-trade tale shows that, by failing to resist corruption, we allow evil to mushroom.Bertolt BrechtTheatreAdolf HitlerClare Brennanguardian.co.uk © 2011 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
リバプールPlayhouseTheギャングアルベルトUIは、暴力の目利きであり、単に彼の現実の対応、アドルフヒトラーのような
- Onboard the Berengaria: the life of a ship at war
The Berengeria has featured in several From the archive stories recently. The history of the cruise ship constantly coincided with the history of Britain between the warsIn the last two weeks, two From the archive stories have featured the Berengaria for different reasons - a bomb hoax in 1925, and Ramsay MacDonald's departure for America in 1929.But it should not really come as a surprise that the same ship could be the setting for two different stories - the history of the Berengaria constantly coincided with the history of Britain between the wars.The Berengaria started life as the Imperator, a German ship given to Britain as part of the reparations of the first world war. She was the first German ship to arrive in Britain sailing under a British flag.She was bought and overhauled by the Cunard Line, becoming that company's flagship, and making record passages for speed. As well as the prime minister and royalty, many celebrities travelled on the ship between Southampton and New York, Charlie Chaplin among them. In 1929, the Berengaria made history again as the first public demonstration of wireless telephoning to a ship at sea was given to journalists.Yet the Berengaria was not without her troubles. In 1937, seaman Charles Ridgway stood trial accused of murder on board the ship, although he was later acquitted.In the 1930s a series of fires broke out on the ship, leading to her being withdrawn from service in 1938. Again, the Berengaria collided with history - she was bought by Sir John Jarvis to be demolished at Jarrow, an attempt to create jobs there two years after the Jarrow march.First world warCharlie ChaplinCruisesTravel & leisureLauren NilandGuardian Research Departmentguardian.co.uk © 2011 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. Al Berengeriaは最近、アーカイブの記事からいくつかで紹介しています
- ○マイケル・ジャクソン・メモリアル：5人のグローヴに見る兄弟の絆
smile by charlie chaplinsmile though your heart is achingさあ、微笑んで、心が痛んでもsmile even though its breakingねえ、微笑んで、恋が破れてもwhen there are clouds in the sky, you'll get by大空が雲で覆われても、大丈夫、なんとかなるif you smile through your fear and sorrow恐怖と悲しみを乗り越えて微笑むことができれば、smile and maybe tomorrowきっと、明日、youll see the sun come shining through for you太陽があなたに燦燦とふりそそぐでしょうジャーメインは、なんとか歌いきった
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